Behringer JT-4000 Micro - Any Good For DAWLESS? Revisited 

I was thinking to just use a midi controller and run it from the audio and power to it and then to the midi piano i had, but i had low hopes that would work. Tho i did see a different person manage to use a rasbarry pi.

I don't mean to defend the JT too much, especially since I have 3 JP-8080's and, as a miRack user myself, I know the ios apps are cheaper and more powerful (miRack has all the Mutable Instruments machines inside), but the JT does not need a daw per se, as there are plenty of external controller options to open it up. Also, while ipad mini 6 isn't an ipad pro, you are undervaluing its processing power, especially if you get a couple and bridge them with something like an iConnectivity device, which gets you just way more processing power than a multitude of hardware synths proper, only downside being that they aren't exactly immune to digital static when overburdened, it's just that it's up to the end user to not push it too far. Ipad mini 6 is a significant, generational improvement over ipad mini 5 in all respects where so many of the audio problems inherent in using ipad mini 5 are virtually gone in the 6. Thx for the video, good work. Subbed.

I loved your previous video using alsamixer on a raspberry pi as I have several of those lying around. Thank you for sharing! Thankfully Behringer has announced they are releasing a new version of the JT4000 including 3.5mm MIDI trs port.